- Donn - Wikipedia
Donn is the father of Diarmuid Ua Duibhne, whom he gave in fosterage to the god of youth, Aengus mac Óg, to raise Folklore about Donn survived into the early modern era
- Donn: Celtic Lord of the Dead and the Afterlife
Donn, a significant figure in Irish mythology, is revered as the Celtic god of the dead and the afterlife Often referred to as the first ancestor, God Donn holds a central role in guiding souls to their final resting place
- Donn, the mysterious Irish Lord of the Dead - IrishCentral
The myth of the Irish Lord of the Dead, Donn, was absorbed into Irish folklore and he is often now referred to as King of the Sidhe (fairies)
- Who is the Irish God of Death? - The Irish Pagan School
Discover the Irish god of death, or at least who is associated with death and the dead Explore Donn's unique role in mythology and folklore
- Who Is the Irish God of Death? A Morbid Introduction to . . . - IrishMyths
In modern folklore Donn is associated with shipwrecks and sea storms and sometimes equated with the Dagda and Bilé In some versions he is said to be the son of Midir the Proud
- Donn in Celtic Mythology: Myths, Powers, and Symbols
Donn is one of the oldest and most enigmatic figures in Irish mythology He’s often referred to as the Celtic death god and is considered the first ancestor of the Gaelic people
- Donn - Tuatha de Danann
Donn, the Irish chthonic god of the Underworld, plays a key role in guiding the dead Primarily worshipped in Munster, he is linked to Dis Pater, the Roman deity of the dead, reflecting Julius Caesar's claim of Celtic descent from Dis Pater
- Donn: Ireland’s Shadowy Ancestor and Lord of the Dead
In the tapestry of Irish mythology, few figures are as evocative—or as misunderstood—as Donn, “the Dark One ” At once ominous and ancestral, Donn is the phantom lord who waits at the edge of the world, receiving the souls of the departed into his hall, Tech Duinn
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